Top Baby Names of the 1920s
Across the 1920s, US parents gave these names most often. The lists below rank the top 25 girls’ and boys’ names by the number of babies who received each name over the decade, from US Social Security Administration data (about 12 million girls and 11 million boys recorded).
The most popular names of the 1920s were Mary for girls and Robert for boys.
Top 25 girls’ names of the 1920s
- #1 Mary 701,755
- #2 Dorothy 368,875
- #3 Helen 290,404
- #4 Betty 283,096
- #5 Margaret 245,011
- #6 Ruth 218,520
- #7 Virginia 169,554
- #8 Doris 151,193
- #9 Mildred 147,155
- #10 Frances 140,391
- #11 Elizabeth 139,672
- #12 Evelyn 124,166
- #13 Anna 123,895
- #14 Marie 110,564
- #15 Alice 110,526
- #16 Jean 105,999
- #17 Shirley 98,602
- #18 Barbara 97,210
- #19 Irene 92,836
- #20 Marjorie 91,221
- #21 Florence 88,295
- #22 Lois 88,133
- #23 Martha 86,788
- #24 Rose 85,305
- #25 Lillian 83,160
Top 25 boys’ names of the 1920s
- #1 Robert 576,374
- #2 John 564,052
- #3 James 515,301
- #4 William 512,402
- #5 Charles 298,031
- #6 George 261,945
- #7 Joseph 243,809
- #8 Richard 222,599
- #9 Edward 197,348
- #10 Donald 191,816
- #11 Thomas 161,107
- #12 Frank 151,830
- #13 Harold 133,585
- #14 Paul 132,384
- #15 Raymond 124,212
- #16 Walter 119,809
- #17 Jack 115,983
- #18 Henry 104,552
- #19 Kenneth 99,490
- #20 Arthur 97,112
- #21 Albert 94,431
- #22 David 88,736
- #23 Harry 86,183
- #24 Eugene 84,755
- #25 Ralph 84,466
Counts are US births recorded by the Social Security Administration. Numbers show babies given each name across the whole decade.
Frequently asked questions
What was the most popular girls’ name in the 1920s?
Mary was the most popular girls’ name in the 1920s, according to US Social Security Administration data.
What was the most popular boys’ name in the 1920s?
Robert was the most popular boys’ name in the 1920s.
Where does this ranking come from?
These rankings are compiled from US Social Security Administration records of names given to babies born in the United States, counted separately for girls and boys.